OUTDOORS: Observing wildlife
OUTDOORS: Observing wildlife
It was just after daylight, a few weeks ago, when I noticed something moving beside my neighbor's air-conditioner unit. I grabbed my camera and was soon face to face with a possum that looked like it had just been on the losing end of an altercation.
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If you have ever photographed outdoor sports during the day you know its one of the easier things to do. Its easier because there is plenty of light so you don't have to worry about digital noise or having a faster lens. Are you setting the camera or are you leaving it in auto or that sports mode? Part 1 of this series will take you through the first few steps of getting out of auto and explain how you can set your camera. I will touch on how you can set your ISO as well as explaining aperture priority mode. Stay tuned for Part 2
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